23 minutes of footage has come in showing The Mummy Demastered on Switch. Take a look at the gameplay below.
Nintendo is hosting a dedicated Halloween sale on the European eShops, but North America hasn’t been forgotten. A number of titles have been discounted on Switch, including Shovel Knight, Phantom Trigger, and more.
We have the full roundup of sales currently listed on the eShop below. A couple of these previously started before the Halloween event, but it’s worth highlighting all of the discounts at once.
Wolfenstein II is strictly a single-player game. Keeping in line with many titles Bethesda publishers, a multiplayer mode is not included.
MachineGames’ narrative designer Tommy Tordsson Björk spoke about the decision to keep Wolfenstein II focused on single-player with GamesIndustry. He told the site that the team merely wanted to create “a really good single-player game”, and forcing multiplayer “would just dilute it all.
The Mummy Demastered, the latest game from WayForward, is now available on the Switch eShop. Get a look at the launch trailer below.
The 2D platformer Splasher arrives on Switch this week. Below, you can view 15 minutes of footage from the new release.
Koei Tecmo has released a launch trailer for Nights of Azure 2, which is making its debut in North America and Europe. We have the video below.
Super Mario Run has brought back the Loads of Coins event once again. While it’s taking place, players will receive 1.5 times the coins they normally would. The event lasts until November 9.
Source: Super Mario Run
It’s been awhile since we last heard about the Switch version of Payday 2, as it was announced during a Nintendo Direct several months ago. Today, Overkill Software shared an update.
Payday 2 will have a revamped interface on Switch, including usage of the touchscreen. Overkill also teased a “special treat” that will be shared later.
Payday 2 launches on Switch this winter. Check out a video for the game below.
Koei Tecmo held a live stream for Attack on Titan 2 earlier today in which it showed a significant amount of gameplay. The full recording can be viewed below, starting at around the 23-minute mark.
With Atlus preparing a new teaser trailer for Shin Megami Tensei V yesterday, Famitsu shared a new interview with Kazuyuki Yamai, who is leading development on the game. Although Yamai didn’t offer any gameplay specifics, he spoke with the magazine in general about topics like themes and keywords, as well as using Unreal Engine 4.
Gematsu translated the tidbits from the interview that have leaked online thus far. We’ve rounded them up below.
